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Bob Flowerdew, 2003, paperback, 224 pages

Illustrated with more than 150 photographs from Bob Flowerdew's own organic garden, this practical guide will teach the reader all the requirements of being a successful natural gardener.
The book incorporates the latest scientific information as well as the author's own 15 years of experience.

Anna Kruger, 2005, paperback, 416 pages

Ideal for a novice or more experienced gardener, this useful guide from HDRA will help you plan and design your own organic garden.
With detailed coverage, from how to grow delicious fruit & vegetables to how to solve plant problems, this manual will ensure you have a beautiful garden whilst respecting the environment.

Geoff Hamilton, 2004, paperback, 288 pages

Whether you want to grow delicious home grown produce or learn how to help protect your prized plant without using chemicals, this detailed and expertly written guide, from one of Britain's best loved gardeners, will explain how.

Christine Lavelle, 2003, hardback, 256 pages

Illustrated with 600 colour photographs, this practical guide will teach you all aspects of organic gardening including soil preparation, weed control, feeding and pests and diseases.
The author examines organic methods in the context of kitchen, ornamental and wildlife gardens.  There is also a useful directory detailing vegetables, herbs and fruits which can be grown successfully.

Ann Whitman, 2001, paperback, 360 pages

Discusses the basics of organic gardening as they apply to flowers, vegetables, trees and shrubs.  Part of the successful 'Dummies' series of books.

Pauline Pears, 1999, paperback, 191 pages

With clear step by step instructions, this practical guide dispels the myths that have evolved around organic gardening.  Written in layman's terms, the author examines all aspects of management including planning and design, soil preparation, pests and diseases, weed control, crop care and successful cultivation.
There is also a checklist for seasonal planning.  Includes 350 colour illustrations.

Charlie Ryrie, 2005, paperback, 160 pages

This comprehensive book will teach the reader how to create a flourishing organic garden whether for the beginner or more advanced level.
The author discusses the role of compost, pests and diseases, how to control the spread of weeds and how to improve the soil. 

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